The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-07-05
EUROPEAN.

EUROPEAN.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE second
Chamber of the Diet of Hesse has
passed the Ecclesiastical bill, settling
the conflict between Hesse and the
Vatican.
The arrest of Deputy Kraacker on
Saturday evening is attributed to his
being member of a secret society,
the centre of which is at Breslau.
lungs, who was arrested at Wurten-
berg, and Markus, the student arrest
ed at Creslau, are members of the
same society.
The Germdnia publishes the text of
a speech made by the Pope recently
to German Pilgrims going to Jerusa
lem. After an appeal to them to have
confidence in the wisdom and tact of
the Vatican, came the following sig
nifcant passage: 1.-The present mo
dus gipsndi for Prussian Catholics does
not include all the demands of the
Papal See. The church in Prussia
will yet obtain all its liberty. The
Vatican continues to negotiate IN that
direction"
The HAGUE, June 14.-Parliment
passed bill providing for temporary
extension of the electoral franchise,
/ pending a complete revision of the
Constitution. The bill raises the
number of voters from 100000 to
/ 100000.
PARIS. June I6.-A sensation has
been caused in French high life by
the successful kidnapping of Countess
/ Campos. recently divorced from Due
de la Tore. The kidnappers wore
masks and seized the Countess as she
was walking in the Bots de BouIogne.
They eluded pursuit The present
whereabouts of the lady Is unknown,
except to her captors, who managed
completely to battle their prisoners
friends as well as the police. The
Due is the son of the late Marshal
Serrano, of Spain. The Spanish En-
bassy have instituted an energetic
search for the lady.
The Temps says the abduction of
| Countess Campos was made by a
Frenchman who had been assiduous
in his attentions to the Countess and
vainly endeavored to persuade her to
marry him.
BERLIN, June 16.-The Emperor is
recovering from his attack of infu-
enza, from which he had been suffer
ing the past few days. Last evening
he arose for dinner and worked till
after o'clock. Bismarck had an au-
dience with the Emperor this after,
noon before starting for Frederichs-
ruhe.
BERLIN, June 16-In the Reichstag
to-day, the Sugar bill passed the sec
ond reading in the form recommended
by the committee, except the clause
referring to the tax on beet root and
the bounty on the expectation of raw
sugar, which the committee restored.
The Government assented to the res
toration of the clauses.
/ PARIS, June IS.-A German has
been arrested in the Department of
Ardenne on suspicion of being spy,
with the object of learning the secret
of the manufacture of melinite.
VIENNA, June 16.-It is reported
that King Milan of Servia has APP
pointed Ristics Premier, in order to
| gain Russian influence, so as to
counteract the intrigues of his wife to
have him deposed. He will now, it is
said, sue for divorce.
BERLIN, June 1S.-The Reichstag
having to day disposed of all business
remaining on notice paper, Herr Won
Goetticher read the Imperial message
closing the session. The message
expressed the grateful appreciation
with which the Emperor regarded the
labors and decisions of the Reichstag,
which, by defense of the empire and
its financial position, acquired that
strength and solidity which were
primary conditions of peace, as they
were also of the empires general de
velopment. The message concluded
as follows: You have, by your dill
/ gence and faithful labors, justified
the confidence with which the coun-
try sent you here in order to promote
and assure its welfare and peace"
When the reading of the Imperial
message was concluded the members
separated, with three cheers for the
Emperor.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 20.-Russian
newspapers, commenting on Queen
Yictoria's Jubilee, say: "The British
peoples love for their Queen is merit
ed by the internal reforms and i'm
provements in the condition of the
masses which have been effected in
England during the fifty years of her
rule"
Some of the papers take occasion